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Mayor near Grand Canyon awaits impact of new tourism rule

  • By Zachery Schmidt | The Center Square contributor
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(The Center Square) - A mayor in Arizona is taking a wait-and-see approach on how the Trump administration’s fee hike for international tourists will affect her small town near the Grand Canyon.

White Salmon native hikes Grand Canyon in wheelchair
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White Salmon native hikes Grand Canyon in wheelchair

  • By Alana Lackner Columbia Gorge News
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Growing up in White Salmon, Geoff Babb had always been a huge lover of nature and spending time outside. Between his work as a fire ecologist and his love for outdoor activities like skiing and backpacking, his active lifestyle had always been really important to him.

Obituary: Lee Williams
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Obituary: Lee Williams

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George Lee Williams II was born in Kansas City, Mo., on Aug. 23, 1953, to Wilson McCleary Williams and Carolyn Rae Cornielson. Lee was the old…

Travelogue part one: A week on the Rio Maranon
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Travelogue part one: A week on the Rio Maranon

  • DREW EASTMAN

Standing at the bottom of canyon walls that tower hundreds of feet above the river, staring at a maelstrom of whitewater knowing that it would be the biggest rapid we had ever run, and having been told that there was no way to walk around the exploding chaos named Shapalmonte, we studied the rapid intently while walking back to our kayaks.

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Hood River couple returns to the Grand Canyon, 17 years after falling in love